How big is the door for the cat to enter through?
35078
go and check this site. http://www.petdoors.com/cat-mate-electronic-cat-doors.html
1020325
It does fit, but it goes right to the edge of the door... easy for the cat to get in. I still love mine. :)
78986
It should work. My cats are rather large. Both are upwards of 15 lbs, tall and round. They through the door just fine. Its a great pet door. I put it on an interior door and I did have to tape the flap up. My cats can't seem to get the idea that they have to push the flap to go through the door.
1884713
The widest gap is 2-3/4". A small cat could easily pass through. A larger cat would have to work at it.
2170118
The actual size of the hole once the cat pushes the flap up is 5 3/4 inches wide by 4 7/8 inches high
2070969
It doesn't take any real force to open the door. However, I am not familiar with what a dog that size is capable of. Maybe he wouldn't be able to manage going through the opening. I wonder if you might be better off getting the smaller cat door.
1077192
It is around 4 inches. My cats (11 years old) do not have any problems entering it. I love this box and am amazed that I never bought it before - it makes a huge difference in terms of cleanliness and keeping the litter in the box.
1049581
I have 7 cats and 2 cannot fit through the cat-mate cat flap, one being 19 lbs and the other being around 18 lbs. I would say cats 15lbs and under could get through the opening. comfortably. I had to get the Tubby cat door for them.
850226
Catmate Elite Super Selective Cat Door Size:Overall size: 9¾" x 10-3/8"Cut Out Size: 6½" x 7½"
1533820
14" around by 10" high, the face opening is about 6" round. My 15 lb. cat gets in (I don't know how). He loves this tree and sits on it most of the day.
1891653
10" high and 7" wide. I have a large 15lb cat and he fits through without any issue.
2170117
The flap is 6 inches wide and about 5.5 inches tall. My cat weights 14 pounds and is a big cat and has no trouble getting in and out.
1411669
There is a "door type" of opening on the bottom that is about 5 inches in width at the bottom. The largest circular openings are about 4 to 4 and a half inches in diameter. My cat is an 8 pounder. She actually has never gone inside of the tree, but it has been the absolutely best scratching post we could find. Don't know if the failure to go inside is due to size or not. She does not in general go hiding at all - so it may be a temperament issue, but dont really know
1594011
I would say it is about 3-4 inches. When we brought home our 10 week old kittens, they had absolutely no trouble getting in and out of them.
2197943
The flap is clear acrylic. The opening is 6 inches high x 5 inches wide. Our 10-pound long-haired Nebelung cat goes in and out with ease. He LOVES it, and we enjoy not having to let him in and out as often. Of course, if we're nearby, then he waits for us to let him out the sliding glass door next to his cat door! He has us well trained! ~Mavourneen
780275
There is a zipper that opens wide enough to get a medium sized cat out fairly easily. There are also side doors at the end caps. Overall, it's been a great setup for my cat who loves to be outdoors but can't be an outdoor cat because of the traffic, etc. in our neighborhood. Hope this helps!
263171
The hole is 5 1/2 inches in diameter. My cat is 12 pounds; he can go through the hole, but has trouble because there is nothing for him to step on and get up through the hole. The top bed is slightly small for our cat; one of his legs always sticks out. Overall, the quality is good and my cat likes scratching the post and watching birds in our backyard from the top.